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Nazar Selevchuk
1862
The Dakota people (part of the Sioux) had a conflict with the settlers in Minnesota. Local
traders refused to provide food on credit, the Dakota protested by launching a rebellion that killed hundreds of settlers.A military tribunal sentenced more than 300 Dakota to death
after the uprising.

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-Tension rose in 1860 between the native tribes and the miners looking for gold in their land.
-By 1864 Native Americans had raided and burned 200 settler homes
-The governor made a deal with the natives to have them surrender at Fort Lyon and in return give them food and protection.
-In November Chief Black Kettle came to negotiate a peace treaty
-Commander Anthony told them to camp out at Sand Creek but Colonel Chivington ambushed them.
-Some witnesses say that the Natives were there for peace, others say it was a brutal two day battle
-The death tole for American soldiers was 14, for the natives in ranged form 60-600

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Olivia Andrews
1867
Congress formed the Indian Peace Commission. This was doomed to fail because there the leaders of the Native Americans could not ensure that their people would follow the agreement.

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Kailyn Duran
1876
Prospectors overran the Lakota Sioux reservation in the Dakota Territory to mine gold in the Black Hills.  The Lakota people did not abide by their treaty because settlers also refused to abide.

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Alexis Baily
1877
Chief Joseph led the Nez Perce people and they refused to moved to a smaller reservation in Idaho. The army came to relocate them and they fled their homes and went on a journey over 1,300 miles.  In October of 1877 Chief Joseph said the struggle was over and then they exiled to Oklahoma.

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Jessi Young
1890
Lakota Sioux reservation defied government orders by continuing to perform the ghost dance; which is a celebration for the hoped-for day that the settlers would disappear and the Native Americans would reunite with their dead ancestors. The federal authority had banned the dance in fear that it would cause a violent outbreak. when police were sent to arrest the chief, sitting bull, gunfire began and Sitting Bull was killed. A battle erupted because of this, this bottle killed 25 US soldiers and about 200 Lakota men, women, and children.

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Drake Bradley
1866
- The Dakota Territory was home to another group of the
Sioux, they are nomads who have won huntig ground over other native americans.
-  Thier chiefs were Red Cloud, Crazy Horse, and Sitting Bull. In December of 1866 the U.S Army was building forts along the Bozeman Trail, otherwise known as the path to the Montana gold mines.
- Crazy Horse tricked Captain William Fetterman and around 80 of his soilders to go out and purse what was thought to be a small raiding party, however warriors were wating for them and wiped out there whole squad thus making the start of, "Red Cloud´s War.
-Sioux continued to resist any military presence in the region, and in 1868 the army abandoned its posts along the trail.